APFIVE Theoretical vs Randomization Chi-Square P-Values
A chi-square goodness-of-fit test yields a test statistic of 12.6 with 6 degrees of freedom. If the p-value is calculated using both a theoretical chi-square distribution and a randomization distribution (with 10,000 simulations), what would you expect?
A
The randomization p-value will always be smaller
B
The two approaches will yield completely different conclusions
C
The two p-values should be approximately equal if conditions are met
D
The theoretical p-value will always be more accurate
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